Phillies Snap Losing Streak, Beat Marlins 9-5

The Philadelphia Phillies secured a 9-5 victory over the Miami Marlins, primarily fueled by Kyle Schwarber's seventh career grand slam, which turned a three-run deficit into a narrow lead. Schwarber, despite struggling earlier in the game with multiple strikeouts, delivered a crucial home run, marking his 28th of the season and helping the team snap a four-game losing streak. The win comes after a rough patch for the Phillies, who have only managed eight victories in their last 24 games since the All-Star break. Manager Rob Thomson's recent lineup changes, including benching All-Star Trea Turner, have aimed to shake up the team's performance. The victory also highlighted solid contributions from players like J.T. Realmuto and Bryce Harper, who each added important runs. The Marlins, despite their early lead with a three-run homer from Jonah Bride, could not maintain the advantage as the Phillies rallied back, showcasing their offensive depth.